The phrase "a lower circle" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a position or level that is beneath another in a hierarchy or structure.
Example: "In the organization, those in a lower circle often have less influence on decision-making."
Alternatives: "a lower tier" or "a subordinate level".
There are also embossed Caucasian drinking horns, and a large number of Brezhnev-era copies of the Kama Sutra.Mineralnye Vody airport is a lower circle of hell.
Or to put it another way: Walt may occupy a lower circle, and Jesse may have come to grips with his damnation sooner, but both men are lost souls, and for both of them long is the way, and hard, that out of hell leads up to light.
Another prediction of the lariat model is that deletions that disrupt the second round of splicing should have a dramatically lower circle:lariat ratio.
Draped across the crimson plush sill of a box in the lower circle is a banner that reads "How Sad is Prudence".
Set during one long, rainy night in Bogotá, Colombia, which here resembles some lower circle of hell, this film tracks the doom-struck movements of a cabbie on a mission of revenge and the beautiful drug addict he happens to pick up.
Anyone can signal problems and raise ideas in the circle he or she belongs to, with functional leaders (appointed in the next-higher circle) and delegates (appointed in the lower circle) acting as links between circles.
Each higher circle tells its lower circle (or circles), what its purpose is and what is expected of it.
Depending on the assignment of ψ21, we can make the probability of having two cases (upper or lower circle) equal.
The points on the upper circle are closer to each other, while the points on the lower circle are further apart.
The lower circle shows another less extreme cluster.
The median of the estimated crown ages of the smaller of the two non-SWBP clades (the lower circle in Figure 4) is well within that expected for its species richness.
